Ried Seeberg 1. ÖTW
Riesling 2013 | 0,75L
52,80 EUR
70,40 EUR / L

Ried Seeberg 1. ÖTW
Riesling 2013 | 0,75L

Ried Seeberg 1. ÖTW
Riesling
2013 | 0,75L
52,80 EUR70,40 EUR / L

Gratis Versand

Elegant and yet profound nose, subtle notes of blood oranges and exotic fruits, passion fruit, some pineapple, red peach; very juicy, crisp, refreshing, throaty bite, grip, lots of fruit, remarkable extract, tropical fruit and concise citrus notes, racy acidity, long, bundled, juvenile, patience.

Pairs well
Mushrooms, pasta in saffron, wildfowl, duck, grilled fish
Origin Seeberg, Kamptal
Grape variety Riesling
Dekantierzeit 3h Decanting time
Trinktemperatur 12-14°C Drinking temperature
Alcohol
13,0%
Residual sugar
2,5 g/l
Acidity
7,5 g/l
Closure
Natural cork
52,80 EUR70,40 EUR / L

Gratis Versand

Versandbereit in 1-2 Werktagen

Derzeit verfügbar

I like being on the Seeberg. Up on the plateau, at over 300 meters, where the summer sun shines from early morning until late in the evening.  Here is where the continuously blowing wind has the last word. I like the vines that are deeply rooted in the soil – they’re even older than me.


Cultivating the vineyards is somewhat easier on the Seeberg than on the Heiligenstein or Steinmassl. The soils here are deeper and, due to their advanced age, the vines find their natural balance more easily. The intense sunlight, however, requires careful canopy management and a perfectly executed harvest time, when there’s an optimal balance of sugar and acidity.

The location

The Seeberg lies directly across from the Heiligenstein. In both vineyard sites there is, almost without exception, Riesling. There may be only about one kilometer between their terraces, yet the two are as far apart in geological and sensory terms than as if they were in different hemispheres.
The vines on the Seeberg are south-facing. There is no lack of light and sun here, yet the harvest is usually late in the season. This is a result of the continuously blowing north wind, which provides a cooling counterpoint in the vineyards and keeps the acidity and tension high in the grapes.

Lage Seeberg 824

The ground

The desert sandstone that dominates the Heiligenstein today is no longer found in the Seeberg; instead, there is garnet mica schist, some of which is permeated by amphibole-rich veins.  The subsoil is crumbly and porous, allowing the vines to root deeply and obtain their nutrients and minerals from the depths of the hill.

Seeberg Boden

All Facts

OriginSeeberg, Kamptal
Grape varietyRiesling
Grapes planted
Grapes hand-picked
Pressingwhole bunch 5 hours
Alcoholic fermentationinoculated yeast
Malolactic fermentation (BSA)No
Maturation18 months in used oak barrels, 6 months in the bottle
Alcohol13,0%
Residual Sugar2,5 g/l
Acidity7,5 g/l
Container ClosureNatural cork
Decanting time3h
Drinking temperature12-14°C
Glass typeBurgundy glass
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